I\'m working on an ASP.NET MVC project; my goal is to prepare a report from a table so, the first time I\'ve wrote Linq code but it was too slow.
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You can declare your stored procedures using
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].YourStoredProcedure
@Start DATETIME,
@END DATETIME
AS
Then you can get rid of the code needed to cast from string
In order to get the results mapped as a c# object, you need to use SqlQuery
or FromSql
depending on the version of Entity Framework that you are using
Entity Framework 6
var result = dbContext.Bar.SqlQuery("EXEC YourStoredProcedure").ToList();
To pass a parameter, you woild do something like
var result = dbContext.Bar.SqlQuery("EXEC YourStoredProcedure @SomeParameter",
new SqlParameter("@SomeParameter", TheParameterValue)).ToList();
And for Entity Framework Core 2
var result = dbContext.Bar
.FromSql("EXEC YourStoredProcedure")
.ToList();
Where Bar
is your C# object declared as a property with type DbSet
in your dbContext class
Based on your output you should create a C# object similar to
public class Bar
{
public datetime DateRecSlash { get; set; }
public int CodeMarz { get; set; }
}